The Haiku Project has come to an end. As abruptly as it began, my time spent recording each day into seventeen syllable spurts has reached its finale.
With any creative project, especially one that relies on repetition to reach some …
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With any creative project, especially one that relies on repetition to reach some … …
another year tucked behind
the folds of our memory, eternal, but gone.
… “when you go backwards,
you get more time.. forwards makes time go double-fast” (a quote, formatted to fit this haiku, from my wise father, at futsal practice)
It’s a good thing I’m almost done with haikus… if I continued for … … please, never forget
how much you love to make things. making makes you whole.
… end-of-year wind down:
look back and be thankful, look forward and prepare.
Still working away on this quilt that I started back in 2007… it’s almost 2010 now, and I’m still piecing together patches for the top. I ran out … … the urge to create
bubbles at the core until, volcano-like, bursts.
Living in two places makes crafting a challenge; all my zippers and bobbins and favorite fabrics are at school, while here I actually have space to make things. Now … … |
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